Recent Articles

• Covetousness as Idolatry
  Consider the multi-billion dollar industry of Madison Avenue. It is devoted to manipulating people to desire things they probably cannot afford, so that they buy things they do not need to impress people they don’t even care about. How do we oppose this lure of covetousness in our own heart, how
• When the Political Door Closes and the Prophetic Door Opens
  Most of the trouble in our world takes place either when civil and ecclesiastical powers marry or merge, or when civil power takes it upon itself to completely stop religion. Not all religion is legitimately pointing to the Creator God, so it goes without saying that this statement does not include
• The First One to Thirty Wins
  Whatever happened to the fighting spirit inside the Christian man? They killed the will. Somewhere along the way the enemy killed the will. Passive, sit on your butt, whiney Christianity has turned the average American male into a compliant pile of play
• FEMA Becomes Liberal Ideology Enforcement Agency
  New Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) rules on requirements for states to receive federal emergency preparedness dollars are being met with disbelief by many of the nation’s governors. The new rule forces a state to include a “consideration of changing environmental or climate
• Merging Paul’s Outreach with Cruz’s Principles
  Ted Cruz has a bit of an image problem while Rand Paul has a bit of a message problem. Cruz is more consistent but obviously more maligned. Both men are highly intelligent. Cruz is traditionalist while Paul thinks outside the box. Both men hold our rule of law in very high regard but at the end of
• What We Already Knew: Bergdahl a Deserter
  Now it has been revealed that what most of us with half a brain knew all along: Bowe Bergdahl, the man for whom President Obama traded five terrorists, is a worthless deserter. Whether he was a terrorist-sympathizer (as many reports seemed to indicate) remains to be officially seen, but I wouldn't
• Empty Houses
  Home is where... no one is. That seems to be the modern trend. City dwellers lead hectic lives, our suburbs are “bedroom communities”, and the talent of the next generation is quickly fleeing small rural towns. Our homes are empty for far too many hours of the day, and this trend has been